Frankenstein Printing

This is a descriptive term used for non-congruent hardware and software elements in dental 3-D printing forced to collaborate in order to manufacture a dental appliance. The forced collaboration can be via ad hoc software bridges or hacks, and manual instead of automated procedures during the appliance production often placing a lower priority on risk mitigation as the industry is still in the end phase of early adopter stage. The mature stage in dental 3-D printing will simplify the procedures to manufacture and improve reliability and adhere to higher medical grade standards along with a consistent automated workflow.

Randy tried to combine a nitrogen balloon with a UV light to cure his denture resin- that’s Frankenstein Printing where the ends still don’t justify the means.

by Dr Phil McAvity May 3, 2024

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Cheap spanish print

A definition that Designer use when they talk about cheap papers or print ink. Because in Spain Flyers are mostly printed on cheaper paper.

Daquan: "Yo that magazine looks like a cheap spanish print."

by Al Daquan April 15, 2019

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3D Print Farm

A 3D Print Farm is a Facility (typically built by a hobbiest in the field of 3D printing but the term can be used to refer to a large scale additive manufacturing facility) is a room or building filled with a large number of 3D printers working to do one of two things. 1: Generate a large number of parts for the owner's personal project 2: mass print a large number of items meant to be sold by some means of commerce

I could make a thousand of those at my 3D print Farm.

by Ginger Kid with a 3d printer April 9, 2024

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